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Add ability to manually define item changes #12
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Seems good to me, other than the potential JSONOrderedObject problem |
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Realized the current code is not compatible with IDs being added to items, will fix |
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Adds functionality that merges item changes defined in Data Storage with the Wynncraft API while generating the item list cache. This includes defining completely new items to append to the list.
One potential concern I had is that new items are appended as regular
JSONObjects instead ofJSONOrderedObjects, which means the elements within the item object have different orders. This appears to have no affect on Athena's ability to generate the cache,and as far as I am aware it should not affect Wynntils clients reading the data, but I would appreciate confirmation on these two things.After testing, I can confirm that the irregular ordering has no effect on the client.